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Could anyone help please, i live on a mobile home park which also has holiday lets. The owner say that we must pay the buisness rate for electircity. Should this not be seperated so that we pay a normal tarriff, we pay 25p per unit at the moment. Our provider is EoN.
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It sounds like you are on a sub-meter, which would be quite normal for cavavan sites.
The owner will be on a business tariff as he is running a business.
The owner should not be making a profit out of the electricity he sells you. (but it may be more than just the unit cost as it can include maintenace of the sub-meters etc)
You'll need to refer to the site owner as to whether you could have your own metered supply direct from a supplier. Be aware installation costs could be very high if agreement is given."Now to trolling as a concept. .... Personally, I've always found it a little sad that people choose to spend such a large proportion of their lives in this way but they do, and we have to deal with it." - MSE Forum Manager 6th July 20100 -
Hi oxoview,
Agree with Premier, the landlord may have a business tariff but he can not make a profit from your energy usage, you should be paying residential prices.
Not sure why your just paying 25p per unit as you should have a primary and secondary unit rate, if you have a one rate meter and three rates if it's economy 7.
You shouldn't need to have a new meter, the residential prices can be applied using the sub meter.
Speak to the owner to get all of the info you can, then contact E.ON.
If I can help any more just shout up.
Helena
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Helena - why would someone have "three rates if it's Economy 7"? I thought there would just be just a day rate and a night rate?0
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Flibertigibit wrote: »Helena - why would someone have "three rates if it's Economy 7"? I thought there would just be just a day rate and a night rate?
Hi Flibertigibit,
Sorry, I don't think my post was very clear.
I ment economy 7 prices have three rates, day primary units, day secondary units and then the night rate, the meter should show rate 1, rate 2 and then the total.
Hope that clears things up, sorry
Helena
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